Tribute to the Charlie Hebdo Victims — artwork #4498 by A2 · Paris, France

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Tribute to the Charlie Hebdo Victims — Street art by A2, C215 in Paris

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A2 is an anonymous French urban artist active in Paris. His pseudonym stands for "A squared" - "Amour et Anarchie" (Love and Anarchy) - the twin forces he places at the heart of his practice. A tagger since his teens, he turned to street art around 2010 and in 2011 adopted the persona of Louise Michel, the iconic figure of the Paris Commune, whom he depicts sporting a punk mohawk. His first major …

C215

C215 is the pseudonym of Christian Guémy, a French stencil artist born in October 1973 in Bondy, near Paris. He holds multiple degrees from the Sorbonne in history, art history and architectural history. After careers in trade research, textiles and finance, he turned to stencil art in 2006 upon settling in Vitry-sur-Seine. By 2007 he had joined the Le MUR project, quickly establishing a distincti…

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Added 05/10/2020

On rue Nicolas Appert, twelve portraits drawn in ochre and brown line gather the victims of the 7 January 2015 attack, on a background where JE SUIS CHARLIE can still be read. A gilded memorial plaque, a black ribbon and the street sign frame the composition.

The artwork Hommage aux victimes de Charlie Hebdo is of type sticking. You can admire it in the city of Paris in France, more precisely here: 6 Rue Nicolas Appert, 75011 Paris, France.

This sticking is also tagged as: personnages, hommage, portrait, réalisme, memorial.

Find all artworks by the artists who contributed to its creation by clicking on their name: A2, C215

The photo was published on 05-10-2020 by zoula1234.

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